👨‍💻[ANN][PRE-ICO]⚡️Cache – Making blockchain usable for all developers & startups⚡️

[gurucaleb]

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UPDATE: Bounty Program now LIVE 🚀🙌
To read more and reserve your spot go here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4435415.0

Token Sale

Cache Details:

Seller: Devslopes CA LLC

Token Name: Cache

Token Ticker: CHE

Total Token Supply: 1,000,000,000 CHE

Tokens Available for Purchase: 800,000,000 CHE

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Cache Value @ VIP Sale (28% Off): $0.018 USD

Cache Value @ Private Sale (20% Off): $0.020 USD

Cache Value @ Public Sale: $0.025 USD

Token Breakout:

Founding Team & Advisors: 10%

Cache Reserve: 10%

Cache Developer Incubator Fund: 10%

Public: 70%

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Exchanges

We are currently listed on:

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About

Cache Roadmap

Cache SDK

COMPLETED ✅

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Cache Wallet Desktop App for macOS, Windows, & Linux (soon)

COMPLETED ✅

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Mobile Cache wallets

07/20/18

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Desktop Cache wallet enhancements

07/20/18

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Devslopes Learn to Code platform goes open source

08/20/18

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Cacheout platform

10/30/18

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Javascript Payment SDK

11/30/18

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Blockstart B2B v1

01/30/19

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Blockstart iOS SDK

01/30/19

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Blockstart Android SDK

02/20/19

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Blockstart Unity SDK

02/20/19

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Cache Developer Fund Voting Protocol

03/30/19

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Blockstart Public Blockchain (Solo Developer) v1

05/01/19

Team

Mark Price CEO at Devslopes & Blockchain Developer	Jacob Luetzow Senior Engineer & Blockchain Developer	Evan Leong Head of Product Design & UX
Nathan Brewer Desktop Applications & NEM Developer	Caleb Stultz iOS & SDK Developer	Jonathan Burgoyne Android & SDK Developer
Jason Brewer Web & SDK Developer	Benjamin Kimble Blockchain & Unity Developer	Jack Davis Network Admin & Backend Developer

   

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[gurucaleb]

UPDATE: The Private Sale is now over. The Public Sale has commenced.

If you'd like to join the Public Sale (Pre-ICO), visit getcache.io

UPDATE: The VIP Sale is now over. The Private Sale has commenced.

If you'd like to join the Private Sale (Pre-ICO), join our Telegram group and ask for an access code: t.me/cachetoken

UPDATE: Bounty Program now LIVE
To read more and reserve your spot go here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4435415.0

UPDATE: We are now listed on NEMChange Exchange

To trade NEM mosaics fro Cache or vice-versa, go to https://nemchange.com/Exchange/trade and choose cache:cache from the dropdown list. Then click 'Go to exchange' and set up a buy or sell bid. Enjoy!



Cache Token Sale FAQ

Where can I get tokens?
From an automated process on our website https://getcache.io you can purchase Cache with XEM or using Coinbase you can purchase with USD, ETH, LTC, BTC.

What can I do if I have a problem purchasing Cache?
It’s super easy to get help!
Simply click the blue chat icon at the bottom right of https://getcache.io and we will be right there to help.

You can also send an email to support@cacheout.io

Which currencies can be used to buy tokens?
From an automated process on our website https://getcache.io you can purchase Cache with XEM or using Coinbase you can purchase with USD, ETH, LTC, BTC.

We will also accept these tokens outside of Coinbase:

• BTC
• ETH
• XRP
• LTC
• XLM
• DASH
• XMR

NOTE: Transactions outside of Coinbase using the currencies above are subject to KYC and is a manual process.
Please contact support@getcache.io to make payment outside of Coinbase.

What is the Cache token value in other currencies?
We will have 3 sales: VIP, Private, and Public.
VIP: 1 CHE = $0.018 USD
Private: 1 CHE = $0.020 USD
Public: 1 CHE = $0.025 USD

Is Cache an ICO?
Cache is not an ICO. Devslopes CA LLC is selling or rather exchanging cryptocurrency.
Customers can purchase the Cache token with other currencies such as Bitcoin, Ether, and XEM.
Devslopes CA LLC is operating as a Money Services Provider (MSB) and must register with FinCEN within 180 days from 05/28/18.

The Cache token can be used by a customer the moment it is purchased at https://devslopes.com as well as through our CacheSDK or through the Cache Wallet desktop app.

Devslopes CA LLC is being transparent in the revenue generated from this “token sale” campaign and has established business and development milestones based on revenue generated.

We use the term “token sale” because we are selling tokens.

When you purchase Cache you are exchanging currencies and there is no promise nor guarantee for value increases in the token, capital gains, nor profits generated from the token or Devslope CA LLC..
Devslopes CA LLC is not issuing out any form of securities, shares, or stocks.

What will happen to the Cache tokens that are not sold?
When the public sale ends the price is subject to increase and all remaining public tokens will likely continue to be sold until the supply is depleted.

There is no token burning process.

Is there a hard and soft cap for this project?
There are no soft caps because this is not an investment opportunity nor a fundraiser.
This is a promotion for the sale of Cache tokens which can be utilized today.
We are being transparent on revenue generated during this campaign as well as how we intend to use the revenue generated.

800,000,000 tokens are available for purchase.
If all of those tokens are sold then there are no more tokens for purchase.
If tokens remain unsold when the public sale ends they are subject to price increase.
Our goal is to sell them all until they are all in circulation.

There is no token burning process.

When will Cache tokens be available on exchanges?
We don’t know. Our plan is to work aggressively to expand adoption of Cache.
Such work includes getting developers and companies to use Cache and our SDKs as well as approaching exchanges.
If you are interested in the future of Cache I would recommend you start using it in your own projects today!

Why does Cache use Coinbase?
We are realistic. How can cryptocurrency become accepted worldwide if all the good companies get shut down and founders go to jail?
We don’t like the fact that Coinbase is centralized, but we appreciate that they are making cryptocurrency accessible.

We use Coinbase because they adhere to KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti Money Laundering) laws. We can’t legally sell these tokens without KYC.

Can I buy Cache without using Coinbase?
If you would like to purchase outside of Coinbase you can contact support@getcache.io and we can make a manual transaction.
KYC regulation steps may apply to you, such as submitting verification of your country of residence.

We will accept the following currencies:

• BTC
• ETH
• XRP
• LTC
• XLM
• DASH
• XMR

Because Devslopes CA LLC is a Money Services Business (MSB) we are obligated by law to ensure to issue promised Cache tokens for any payments received.

Please do not send cryptocurrency to Devslopes CA LLC without using https://getcache.io or contacting support@cacheout.io to perform manual transactions.

A note from CEO Mark Price

There are no soft or hard caps for Cache because this isn't an ICO. We are selling tokens as an MSB (Money Services Business) entity in the United States.

Our token can be used today to purchase learning courses at https://devslopes.com and can be used today in any app/website that supports Javascript using our CacheSDK https://github.com/cache-official/cache-typescript-sdk.

We are working hard to pioneer legal token sales here in the United States and therefore we recognize this token sale will not be for everyone.

We also have a big focus on targeting developers and crypto holders outside of the normal crypto circles. We are very keen about onboarding people into the platform who might actually use the platform when it is launched.

We are an honest group of developers, teachers, and entrepreneurs and our #1 focus is all about developers and end-user experience.

Here are some of the things we have done in the past. One worthy of note is successfully funding what is one of the largest software projects on Kickstarter - and then delivering the product and so much more!

https://devslopes.com/
https://medium.com/devslopes-blog
https://www.youtube.com/c/devslopes
https://www.instagram.com/devslopes/
https://www.udemy.com/user/devslopes/
https://www.amazon.com/iOS-10-Swift-Mark-Price/dp/0692838740
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/912791163/devslopes-anyone-can-learn-to-code

ICOs, Soft Caps, and Why Buy Cache

The reality is we are going to be on-boarding businesses and customers aggressively. Rather than focus on worldwide adoption of a token (like XRP) we are working hard to get developers and businesses using the token right away.

So the XPR approach is
Sales and marketing and speculation until the world has no choice but to use it

The Cache approach is:
Focus on a niche segment and immediately onboard that segment onto the product and tools, thus bringing utility, and growing Cache like a business.

So Cache is a great token to purchase if you are interested in development, building things on blockchain, enhancing your businesses with blockchain features, and if you believe in SaaS, entrepreneurship and tech startups.

- Mark Price

[ansi]

What will happen to the Cache tokens that are not sold?
When the public sale ends the price is subject to increase and all remaining public tokens will likely continue to be sold until the supply is depleted.

There is no token burning process.

Sorry, had to ask about this, it doesn't make sense.
All ICOs have a SoftCap & HardCap, once the SoftCap is reached (the minimum enough to un the project), there is no need to keep " hoping " selling the rest till eternity (from what i understood from that FAQ).

Or am i getting this the wrong way?

Waiting your reply.

PS: Too bad such a good project lacks a bounty though lol, good luck b/w.

[gurucaleb]

Instead of a soft cap and hard cap, we have development milestones which will cover the development of the various platforms, wallets, and projects we're building. Cache has a real-world value right now. You can spend it at www.devslopes.com and a number of our partners very soon.

[gurucaleb]

We are also in the process of developing a bounty program to launch as soon as possible. The VIP Sale is in progress and we plan on announcing a bounty program very soon

[spentak]

CEO Here.

There is no soft or hard caps because this isn't an ICO. We are selling tokens as an MSB (Money Services Business) entity in the United States.

Our token can be used today to purchase learning courses at https://devslopes.com and can be used today in any app/website that supports Javascript using our CacheSDK https://github.com/cache-official/cache-typescript-sdk.

We are working hard to pioneer legal token sales here in the United States and therefore we recognize this token sale will not be for everyone.

We also have a big focus on targeting developers and crypto holders outside of the normal crypto circles. We are very keen about onboarding people into the platform who might actually use the platform when it is launched.

We are an honest group of developers, teachers, and entrepreneurs and our #1 focus is all about developers and end-user experience.

Here are some of the things we have done in the past. One worthy of note is successfully funding what is one of the largest software projects on Kickstarter - and then delivering the product and so much more!

https://devslopes.com/
https://medium.com/devslopes-blog
https://www.youtube.com/c/devslopes
https://www.instagram.com/devslopes/
https://www.udemy.com/user/devslopes/
https://www.amazon.com/iOS-10-Swift-Mark-Price/dp/0692838740
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/912791163/devslopes-anyone-can-learn-to-code

ICOs, Soft Caps, and Why Buy Cache

The reality is we are going to be on-boarding businesses and customers aggressively. Rather than focus on worldwide adoption of a token (like XRP) we are working hard to get developers and businesses using the token right away.

So the XPR approach is
Sales and marketing and speculation until the world has no choice but to use it

The Cache approach is:
Focus on a niche segment and immediately onboard that segment onto the product and tools, thus bringing utility, and growing Cache like a business.

So Cache is a great token to purchase if you are interested in development, building things on blockchain, enhancing your businesses with blockchain features, and if you believe in SaaS, entrepreneurship and tech startups.

- Mark Price

[tippytoes]

They have partners but where can we see the team members? Did you just forget to publish that in your website or you're not yet ready to disclose them?

[gurucaleb]

Our partners can be seen here: https://getcache.io/partners and there is also a link at the top of the front page. We’re working with Timelinr, SimpleMentor, Bento by DataFlex, and Rupie. Any other companies you think would be a valuable partner?

Our team members can be seen on this page as well as on the main Cache site: https://getcache.io

[spentak]

They have partners but where can we see the team members? Did you just forget to publish that in your website or you're not yet ready to disclose them?

You can see our entire team on the home page:
https://getcache.io/

We have no advisors. We are a tight team who has been working and coding together for quite some time.

We are an established California company (see Articles of Incorporation: https://businesssearch.sos.ca.gov/Document/RetrievePDF?Id=201616210341-20862558)

We are working with partner companies to integrate our SDK to accept Cache asap.

[crackTheCode]

I like the look of this project so far, as it seems like it's trying to solve some of the problems in the crypto-space... and it looks like the first to actually do it legally in the US!  Operating as a MSB was a good move.

The project looks well-organized, and actually the first non-shady company I've seen doing a token sale.  After some looking, the company behind it, Devslopes, have a good track record with creating courses, so at least they hold credibility.  The projects, especially Blockstart, look incredible.  I really like the mockups and designs haha. Time will tell if they will hold true to a real product   . I do have one question, if the milestones are not reached, will the project go on? Will it refuse to go on without funding.  I am incredibly wary of ICOs and token sales, but I'll be keeping an eye on this one.  

[gurucaleb]

I like the look of this project so far, as it seems like it's trying to solve some of the problems in the crypto-space... and it looks like the first to actually do it legally in the US!  Operating as a MSB was a good move.

The project looks well-organized, and actually the first non-shady company I've seen doing a token sale.  After some looking, the company behind it, Devslopes, have a good track record with creating courses, so at least they hold credibility.  The projects, especially Blockstart, look incredible.  I really like the mockups and designs haha. Time will tell if they will hold true to a real product   . I do have one question, if the milestones are not reached, will the project go on? Will it refuse to go on without funding.  I am incredibly wary of ICOs and token sales, but I'll be keeping an eye on this one.  

Thanks for the kind words!

So, in short, the development milestones allow us to build out the projects listed for the levels indicated on the Cache site and above. Without reaching the milestones, we wouldn’t have the resources to develop the indicated projects. Thanks for stopping by.

Which of the milestones are you most excited about?

[setsunaFseiei]

This project looks really cool. It’s actually one of the first that I’ve seen to want to solve real problems and with real solutions and not something abstract we’ll have to wait years for.

 With that being said, my question focuses on the adoption of your proposed solutions cacheout and block start. You have a a few partners, but with such ambitous technology goals and such a small core team, how will you be attracting new partners, developers, and users for these projects as well? Thanks!

[gurucaleb]

This project looks really cool. It’s actually one of the first that I’ve seen to want to solve real problems and with real solutions and not something abstract we’ll have to wait years for.

 With that being said, my question focuses on the adoption of your proposed solutions cacheout and block start. You have a a few partners, but with such ambitous technology goals and such a small core team, how will you be attracting new partners, developers, and users for these projects as well? Thanks!

Thank you. It's our priority to give developers something concrete to work with from the get go. We're so excited to get more tools and resources to developers ASAP.

Great question! We will be doing plenty of outreach to potential partners that we see as a fit in both values and functionality. As we build tools that break down blockchain's barriers to entry, we will be producing video content teaching how it could be used in many different circumstances.

With Blockstart, imagine if game developers were able to create digital assets with a few taps and deploy them in a game. There would be a finite amount of the asset created providing a legitimate supply & demand scenario. One problem in game development is that the game creator has the possibility of creating as many or as little of any asset or expansion that they'd like. This leads to a pay-to-win environment which, as I've experienced, is not always fair or enjoyable. Being able to create finite resources that can grow in value as they have a certain rarity is a paradigm shift that's possible with Blockstart. That's just one possibility and way we see Blockstart attracting new developers and partners.

[gurucaleb]

Cache: Ask Me Anything Session with the Team
Are there any questions that we missed? Comment them below!

[gimre]

Cache SDK - completed
https://github.com/cache-official/cache-typescript-sdk

vs

NEM Library
https://github.com/aleixmorgadas/nem-library-ts

Looks like a fork to me, but is not a fork? 🕵️

[spentak]

Cache SDK - completed
https://github.com/cache-official/cache-typescript-sdk

vs

NEM Library
https://github.com/aleixmorgadas/nem-library-ts

Looks like a fork to me, but is not a fork? 🕵️

Hey gimre - I'm an admirer of your work.

It is a fork. We don't have the upstream connected if that is what you are referring to.

We are modifying this specifically for Cache. Being as active development is mostly finished on NEM Library we have cloned the repo directly. Aleix told me directly that there will be no more work on it, all focus is on Catapult. But we have a lot of needs and enhancements on NIS1 and this SDK before Catapult replaces NIS1.

We will be doing things like:

• Modifying APIs surrounding Accounts, Transactions, etc to be focused on Cache
• Building more API's to make things simpler such as multiple block validations in single API calls
• Building in more systems around payments - right now the SDK is very open and flexible, but we are going to make it more focused so business and developers can quickly utilize it

We are basically refocusing everything in the SDK to focus on specific features we think will serve developers and businesses that want to use Cache.

Also we are very open and clear about attribution as can be seen in the readme on the repo.

[spentak]

This project looks really cool. It?s actually one of the first that I?ve seen to want to solve real problems and with real solutions and not something abstract we?ll have to wait years for.

 With that being said, my question focuses on the adoption of your proposed solutions cacheout and block start. You have a a few partners, but with such ambitous technology goals and such a small core team, how will you be attracting new partners, developers, and users for these projects as well? Thanks!

We are aggressively going after SMB and developers. We have over 300,000 developers in our audience. Every developer that uses Cache spreads its usage and value to some degree. We will be onboarding businesses actively.

The reason why ETH/BTC are so hard for companies and developers to work with - is because the tech is not developer friendly.

If I can talk to a business and say, "We want to help you monetize with cryptocurrency, and it only takes a few lines of code" then its an easy choice.

We have no shame in saying we are taking amazing technology, built by innovators and experts like our friends at NEM, and then making it insanely user and developer friendly. We want to bring blockchain to the world and it starts with companies like us using open source and for-profit models to make it happen.

So I'm excited to pursue this as a business, and help all Cache token owners be a part of this business.

[gimre]

Thank you for clarifications, two questions:

• Building more API's to make things simpler such as multiple block validations in single API calls

Why do you want such thing?

Why use nem library as a base, instead of (catapult based) https://github.com/nemtech/nem2-sdk-typescript-javascript ?

[cryptonit]

i cant see the added value above what NEM itself delivers
but i see many aspects where it delivers less then NEM by not use the newest catapult technology

[spentak]

Thank you for clarifications, two questions:

• Building more API's to make things simpler such as multiple block validations in single API calls

Why do you want such thing?

Why use nem library as a base, instead of (catapult based) https://github.com/nemtech/nem2-sdk-typescript-javascript ?

So we thought about launching a Catapult network and launching Cache on it, but the problem is that Catapult doesn't have transaction fees yet and also there is no governance/staking yet.

If we used Catapult we would have had to make sure we had a stable network and somehow convince users to host nodes - all without harvesting and incentives. I don't think token purchasers would have felt comfortable buying tokens on Catapult yet.

But know that we are actually coding every day on Blockstart (which is using Catapult) and working also on nem2-sdk.